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OKI approves Levee Trail improvements; resident raises access-point concerns
Summary
City Administrator Jay Fossett told the council that OKI approved proposed improvements to the Levee Trail; resident Christian Naberhaus addressed the council with suggestions regarding access points.
City Administrator Jay Fossett reported to the Dayton City Council on Oct. 14 that OKI approved the proposed improvements to the Levee Trail. The minutes do not include details about the scope, schedule or funding for the improvements.
During audience comments resident Christian Naberhaus of 439 Manhattan Blvd addressed the council with suggestions about access points for the Levee Trail, asking for specific consideration of connectivity and entry locations. The minutes do not record a staff response or a formal referral to public-works staff.
The meeting also included routine department reports from Bellevue-Dayton Fire Department (delivered by Lieutenant Gary Knight and Captain Nick Scott), Code Enforcement Director Cassie Patterson, Police Chief David Halfhill and Public Works Superintendent Rick Lucas. Mayor Ben Baker referenced upcoming community events, including ribbon cuttings at Gil Lynn Park and the groundbreaking for Riverfront Commons Phases II and III.
The minutes do not record any formal action or votes tied to the Levee Trail item or to Mr. Naberhaus’s comments; next steps for implementing the OKI-approved improvements are not specified in the record.
